Cambodia confirmed the arrest and transfer of several Chinese nationals, including individuals from Taiwan, to Chinese authorities in March, citing compliance with national law and the One China policy.
Cambodia’s Foreign Ministry announced on Tuesday that authorities had arrested several “Chinese criminals,” including individuals from Taiwan, in late March and transferred them to Chinese authorities.
A ministry spokesperson stated that the handover was carried out in accordance with Cambodian law and in line with the country's adherence to the "One China" policy.
The statement did not specify the number of individuals arrested or transferred.
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